Thread: how many ya got............

About a 100 hooks and two dozen bobbers. I slip bobber fish 90% of the time....


Having said that. I have one hard sided tackle box for slip bobber fishing, and 4 dozen plastic trays for soft plastics and hard baits. Then there is Walleye, Bass, and a little bit of Muskie gear. And about a dozen of so tackle boxes that haven't seen the light of day in years. Plus stuff in the boat and on the shelves in the garage...
Oh, plus I have some loose Charlie Brewer Crappie Slider gear.


I also started making my own lures....
One of these days I'll have to stop slip bobber fishing...

Originally Posted by Hanr3

I slip bobber fish 90% of the time....






I also started making my own lures....
One of these days I'll have to stop slip bobber fishing...

Why ? If it works and you like it stick with it but does'nt hurt to try other methods if it ain't working .

About 10 years ago, I ordered about $60 worth of stuff from MidSouth. Still have 99% of it. Since then I have started long lining, and dragging cranks. I want a bigger boat. But, I know if I get one, I will just fill it with more stuff. I have been fishing with Darrel Morris and Jerry Blake. They both have a rod for each occasion. But, their hooks, sinkers, and bobbers were in a Walmart sack. I learned something there. DP

Far too many to use in one lifetime! In fact they will never get used because I prefer my own hand poured soft plastics and designs I came up with over the last few years.

Originally Posted by Spoonminnow

Far too many to use in one lifetime! In fact they will never get used because I prefer my own hand poured soft plastics and designs I came up with over the last few years.

Well it it would be a shame for em to never get used so you could always send em my way. I'll make sure they get a good home.

more than enuf to outfit any kid wanting to get into crappie fishing. have done this many times and still have more than one person can use in a iifetime. i have found over the years too like many others have said that i find myself catching 95% of my crappie on 10% of my tackle. my wife thinks that i need professional help sometimes. she might be right.

Originally Posted by NIMROD

Why ? If it works and you like it stick with it but does'nt hurt to try other methods if it ain't working .

I know, right? Slip bobber fishing works in all conditions. I try to learn a new method/technique every year and there are some days when they outproduce live bait.

Enough to start my own bait shop!